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الصفحة 109
... course . ' But simple and sound as the maxim may appear , its validity will be greatly weakened by a close ... course is to act as if party had no existence ; to follow that which is wisest and best in itself , irrespective of the side ...
... course . ' But simple and sound as the maxim may appear , its validity will be greatly weakened by a close ... course is to act as if party had no existence ; to follow that which is wisest and best in itself , irrespective of the side ...
الصفحة 112
... course . Nay , they will not only declare their originality , but they will seek to make or find opportunities of exhibiting it , though the course they adopt in consequence may be contrary to their own secret judgment . A man who ...
... course . Nay , they will not only declare their originality , but they will seek to make or find opportunities of exhibiting it , though the course they adopt in consequence may be contrary to their own secret judgment . A man who ...
الصفحة 191
... course , but winds regularly to and fro , in the form of the letter S many times repeated . And a geographer , on looking at the course of any stream as marked on a map , can at once tell whether it flows along a plain ( like the river ...
... course , but winds regularly to and fro , in the form of the letter S many times repeated . And a geographer , on looking at the course of any stream as marked on a map , can at once tell whether it flows along a plain ( like the river ...
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